Kiara

Kiara thrives as part of a family or a pack. She adores people, plays beautifully with other dogs, and genuinely wants to please. She’s both house-trained and crate-trained, and she learns quickly—especially when snacks are involved. She’s still very much a puppy, so expect typical “under-2” shenanigans: enthusiastic chewing and a committed side-hustle as a mole-hunter. She’s also a dedicated digger, but at least she focuses her talents on mole tunnels instead of random landscaping critiques.<br/><br/>Kiara can be a little anxious with new experiences, but she responds well to reassurance and structure. Once she knows the boundaries, she sticks to them. She’s submissive, gentle, and loves nothing more than being doted on.<br/><br/>Kiara is ready for a home that can offer comfort, consistency, and plenty of playtime. If you’re looking for a bright, loving young dog who just wants to belong, Kiara might be your girl.

Kiara thrives as part of a family or a pack. She adores people, plays beautifully with other dogs, and genuinely wants to please. She’s both house-trained and crate-trained, and she learns quickly—especially when snacks are involved. She’s still very much a puppy, so expect typical “under-2” shenanigans: enthusiastic chewing and a committed side-hustle as a mole-hunter. She’s also a dedicated digger, but at least she focuses her talents on mole tunnels instead of random landscaping critiques.

Kiara can be a little anxious with new experiences, but she responds well to reassurance and structure. Once she knows the boundaries, she sticks to them. She’s submissive, gentle, and loves nothing more than being doted on.

Kiara is ready for a home that can offer comfort, consistency, and plenty of playtime. If you’re looking for a bright, loving young dog who just wants to belong, Kiara might be your girl.

Kiara thrives as part of a family or a pack. She adores people, plays beautifully with other dogs, and genuinely wants to please. She’s both house-trained and crate-trained, and she learns quickly—especially when snacks are involved. She’s still very much a puppy, so expect typical “under-2” shenanigans: enthusiastic chewing and a committed side-hustle as a mole-hunter. She’s also a dedicated digger, but at least she focuses her talents on mole tunnels instead of random landscaping critiques.

Kiara can be a little anxious with new experiences, but she responds well to reassurance and structure. Once she knows the boundaries, she sticks to them. She’s submissive, gentle, and loves nothing more than being doted on.

Kiara is ready for a home that can offer comfort, consistency, and plenty of playtime. If you’re looking for a bright, loving young dog who just wants to belong, Kiara might be your girl.